Episode 100

How To Publish 100 Podcast Episodes (10 Lessons I Wish I Knew on Day 1)

Apr 6, 202600:26:21On YouTube too
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Two years ago, I was lying in an ER bed, scared enough to get brutally honest with myself. And the thing that bothered me most was not some giant life philosophy.

Who this is for

  • You want a public signal that actually helps your work, not empty internet vanity.
  • You would rather hear Naman Pandey's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.

Key takeaways

  • Publish 100 Podcast Episodes (10 Lessons I Wish I Knew on Day 1)

Fast scan timestamps

00:00A Life-Changing Checkup
03:00The Birth of a Podcast
04:38Lessons from 100 Episodes
05:35Lesson 1
06:50Lesson 2
08:53Lesson 3

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On President's Day, February 19, 2024, I walked into my primary care's office to get a checkup. It was just a routine checkup. Around the same time, I had also been feeling some slight discomfort

00:00:11

in my rib area right underneath my heart. And so I figured, since I'm already there, why not just ask them about that as well? So I did, and the doctor recommended that I get an ECG done or an

00:00:24

ECG, depending on where you're from. The technician came in, stopped me up, and she then looked at the results of the ECG that was printed out on a piece of paper. Then she looked at me,

00:00:39

and then she looked at it again. And then she said that we're going to run this one more time, which I was beginning to tell that something might be up, but I let her do that. This time,

00:00:49

she ran it, and then went straight back out, came back in with the doctor that I was seeing. And the doctor said there's something wrong with my heart. I might be close to the D-word,

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Two years ago, I was lying in an ER bed, scared enough to get brutally honest with myself. And the thing that bothered me most was not some giant life philosophy. I had still not started the YouTube channel and podcast I had been talking about for way too long. That night became the reason Ready, Set, Do exists.

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